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Police in Lower Manhattan are investigating the death of a man with stab wounds found in a hotel basement on Sunday morning.

The mini menace reportedly took a ride across three boroughs in a Hyundai SUV on Staten Island, New York - needing a booster seat to see over the dashboard of the stolen vehicle

Haley Hill told The Post in an exclusive interview Friday how she was knocked unconscious when struck by a car driven by a pint-sized 12-year-old -- who needed a baby booster seat to see over the dashboard.

A 12-year-old alleged car thief went on a wild joy ride with a teenage gal pal before smashing the stolen SUV in the Lower East Side -- but needed a baby booster seat to see over the dashboard.

Gauteng is back on the search for 6 000 crime prevention wardens, this after the advert was retracted three weeks ago amid public outcry

Council approved plans to move forward with paving projects in the city. Author: Chelsea Strub Updated: 7:38 PM EDT July 16, 2021 WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — Bumps, potholes, and crumbling patches are found on some of the 600 streets in Wilkes-Barre. Mayor George Brown asked council to approve paving projects and applications for grants to help solve problems like this for drivers in the city. "Who would not be in favor of fixing the roads? I mean, Im sure every counci...

Steve Nash’s sixth annual Showdown NYC. Things heated up fast at Sara D. Roosevelt Park, on Chrystie and Stanton Streets, last night when the sixth annual NYC Showdown got underway. Fans gathered outside the field and filled the bleachers starting at 5 p.m., an hour before the game started, to see their favorite players and root for their favorite teams. The eight-on-eight soccer match, hosted by the Steve Nash Foundation, inspired some friendly competition amongst international soccer stars ...

arrow Scott Lynch Restaurants have always been a vital part of any New York City neighborhood. One of the greatest perks of being a New Yorker is the vast array of places we have to eat on any given night, even during a global pandemic--but during 2020, they did even more, banding together to feed those in need in their community and sending countless meals to frontline workers during COVIDs darkest days here last spring. Even though winter weather is inevitably forcing us to gather l...